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liz: what do you think, miranda? >> well he's obviously being self-serving because he knows that right now, he's escaped any accountability but if trump were to come back to the white house, there be , you know, no stone left unturned to ensure that james comey who really began all this in the fbi by for some clumsy reason partisan reason maybe, who knows, he politicized the whole clinton investigation and then tried to make amends by then going after trump and then, you know, the fbi was then taint ed forever and every single political investigation that came before it was handled, was mishandled, whether it be sheltering joe biden or whether it be targeting donald trump. they all had at the top of the fbi a severe case of trump derangement syndrome. i think they still believe that they were doing the right thing and that's what they have to keep telling themselves that they are the heros, but the fact is now, i think, that the cover- up, the story of the fbi, cia, doj, cover-up is a bigger story than the initial st

stuart: but does that matter, miranda?s to his granddaughter, if it goes to his friends in the family, nine family members, so what's the difference? >> look. what we know and there's evidence for is that joe biden's son and brother were running an influence pedaling schema round-the-world when joe biden was vice president and joe biden knew about it, was involved in it and met with various overseas business partners. we also know there is some evidence on the hunter biden's abandoned laptop that joe biden was having some of his bills paid by hunter biden. so it's all smoking mirrors if james comer can find some evidence of that, can subpoena people to admit to that and then maybe there is a smoking gun. i think really, the best thing we can hope for out of this is that this disease in washington of influence pedaling there are some laws put around it because joe biden has been doing this for so long. he breaks rules. he doesn't even realize i think at this point how he's abusing his own power. stuart: miranda, the preside

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fox team coverage, miranda devine on what this means for the biden family influence peddling. >> sandramment from the president, rich? >> no comment specifically from the president, he arrived in california yesterday, he's been talking about artificial intelligence and climate change, and raising some money for his re-election campaign, but we do have a comment from the white house. from ian sands, he says the president and first lady love their son and support him as he continues to rebuild his life. we will have no further comment. the justice department says in this deal hunter biden pleads guilty to two tax misdemeanors and agrees to probation on a felony firearm charge. his attorney says "it's my u understanding the five-year investigation is resolved. hunter believes it is his responsibility to take care of the mistakes he made during turmoil in his life." and a source says the investigation is officially open should new information surface. the white house has largely avoided comment on the case, pointing to an investigation led by a trump appointed u.s. attorney, that has not st

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maria: welcome back with miranda devine and peter. what's most important mere take away from his standpoint on this investigation now?er >> i think it is pretty clearth joate biden lied to the american people when he said he knew nothing about his son hunter's overseas business dealings. we have two new allegations hunter biden wasn't meeting with the chinese executives at the four seasons hotel in december 2015 with his sonthat hunter. r we also know hundred biden says his father was ioo n the room when they were the chinese he met o with over a dozen of hunter's overseas business s partners. hunter put them on thein speakerphone when he was meeting with these partners. it it's beat. >> the bulk of it though, all of this many divided families taken in for for what? what was thefo business? >> the product was joe biden. lexi particles are by that's it. thank you, please come back sooy we need more time but i'll seeyr everybody tomorrow on mornings with marie on foxbusiness. have a good sunday. to learn more visit treatted.com. that's

joining me now miranda devine, new york post coliseum snis and foxconn tributeor -- columnist and foxbutor. >> why was it so hard to be found? >> he skipped bail so nobody knew if he was dead for he was a fugitive and i got a message from him just a couple of days ago saying that rumors of his death were greatly exaggerated and here he was and so, you know, he says that he is innocent of these arms dealing charges. >> he was kind of mild-mannered professor in washington d.c., working with the same chinese business people that hunter biden and jim biden were working during joe biden's vice presidency, and so he had a sort of ring side seat to that influence peddling operation, and what he says and it's backed up by some documents -- is that in march 2019, he went to brussels and he offered to be interviewed by the department of justice and four fbi agents and two doj prosecutors from the southern district of new york flew to brussels and interviewed him over two days, 16 hours, and he told them -- basically back in 2019 -- what we discovered the next year with hunter biden's laptop; th

miranda. yeah, he was he was measuring the drapes that day. he's a very lucky man. k at >> and you just look at the state that is in how he has the hot spot to actually think, that he has a chance. that's the best campaign bes adt the other side is just look at san francisco. look at los and look at the high taxes. >> you know, the the one thing i tried to highlight and with gavin and he was gracious enough to come on the show and he sat there and i appreciate the fac t he did. >> we'll have more of that interview later in the week, this week. howeves week.r why? >> for the first time in california history, they're losing, they'r nearly 80 residents every single solitary day. compare that now. he and ron desantis have beee n having little cold war going back and forth with each other. florida's gainin florthousand new residents a day, nearly a thousand a day now. whearly are people leaving thatw state with the highest income rt tax rate in the country and crime and crimetion a and regulation and homelessness? >> and why are they going to florida? yeahnd h, and of co

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>>in joining me,e now, miranda devine, new york , post columnist and fox news contributor. miranda, what is this informant have on the bidens and why was it so hard to track him down? >> well, he skipped bail soea nobody knew if he was dead or if he was a fugitive. a nd i gand i got a message from m just a couple of days ago saying that rumors of his death were greatly exaggerated. and here he was. and so, you know, he says thate he is innocent of these arms dealing charges. he was kind of mild manneredingh professor in washington, d.c., workin t samg with the same chie business people that huntedringj biden and jim biden were's vic working on during joe biden's vice presidency. presd so he haand so he had a sf ringside seat to that influences peddling operation. and what h and ickede says, andh backed up by some documents,nt is that in march 2019, he wentte to brussels and he offered to be interview by the department of justice and for fbi agents and to dojtric prosecutors from the southern district of new york flew to brussels and interviewed him over two days, 16 hours,

let's get your take miranda devine.lay out here that our government is corrupt that, our doj is corrupt. it's weaponized the fbi the top not rank and file, a lot of them are trying to do a good job but don't have the leadership that they deserve to restore agency to what it once was the premier law enforcement agency in the world. your reaction all this. >> you're spot on and i think we have seen the corruption of the doj and the top echelons of the fbi laid out in stark detail, on friday in the testimony of the two irs whistleblowers, who are courageous to have come forward, and i hope that every american has their back because they are in for a world of pain as the very perspective lawyers of hunter biden come after them in every single way they can and as they are being reretaliated against right now by the federal government, to which they gave more than a dozen years each of their lives. these are courageous diligent public servants and what they have done is they have broken ranks and been had tregt like nobody el

. >> joining us is miranda and monica. monica, what is your reaction to tonight's interview? >> i thought it was a blockbuster interview. it was classic trump. he offered a spirited and tough defense of the classified documents issue. then spoke passionately about american foreign policy. he spoke with russia and ukraine and north korea. he delivered a tour do force. -- deforce. bret asked him about how women might get turned off by his style. his routine answer is my stone kept america at peace for 4 years. that's a strong argument. he said going forward the press is so hostile to me and to everything i stand for and to all of my policies, that i have no choice but to punch back. that's something we have come to expect from president trump and it's right to continue. >> miranda, i don't think there is anyone who knows more about this trump and biden relationship than you in terms of the laptop and the suppression of evidence, the stopping of free speech and the publication of what happened with that laptop. do you think that trump is going to be able to get his message out w

all right, miranda, what happens now?> well, look, a lot of bad pun dents over the weekend and -- pundits over the weekend and the wagner group has bourn the brunt of the battle fighting which would be possibly why they're being cheered in the streets that you just showed there. people seem to be blood thirsty, joe biden himself blurted this out a while ago. they're blood thirsty for regime change. that hasn't worked out well in iraq or in libya or elsewhere so i think people should cool their jet as little bit. stuart: i'm surprised to hear you say this, miranda, isn't this a opportunity for ukrainians to win? again, by winning i mean push the russians out of territory they invaded 16 months ago. what's wrong with that? >> sure. if that's the limited definition of the war that we're look at, fine. that's all anyone ever wanted. i think the problem is the scope creep from the most warmongering members of congress and pundits outside who were the same people cheering on regime change in the middle east. i think their recor

miranda, what are your sources telling you about this depo today? >> well, they are being very tight-lipped about it. but i think it's a pretty safe bet to say that it was a pretty grueling session, and that there were a lot of questions asked about the laptop and all the lies that have been told about it. i think we know from gary shepley's testimony, that the fbi had authenticated the laptop before they even possessed it from john paul -- he gave them the serial number. they matched that with hunter's i cloud account. by february 10 of 2020, the fbi forensic team had completely authenticated that not only was it from hunter biden but it contained evidence of tax crimes, that it was reliable evidence that could be used in court, and it had not been tampered with, and yet, you know, joe biden, hunter biden, all their proxies, five former directors of the cia, the fbi, they all lied. they all pretended that this was stolen. this was russian disinformation. this was hacked material and that's why john paul sued for defamation because he was sick of it

miranda, 15 seconds on that. ae yes, look, i agree with everything. and joe biden has really put the country peril the world in i peril. and that's something i thinks se that will be one of donald trump's number one policy attractions going forward, as well as, i think economics and brickbats, as there'll be mor e on the hip pocket tomorrow and the rest of his interview. i don't think there's any question but that the foreign policy issues iew. was in the dd trump column. so miranda and monica, thanks so much. >> and nordstrom, old navy west fell, field mall, cinemarky theater. what do all of these have inanne commonmark in the past few weekv they have closed their downtown san francisco locations and now you can add at&t to the list. it just announced today that the flagships in union square is closing due to, quote, consumer shopping habits changing. but i think we can guess what is really at the heart of this, the danger and the rampant crimhanging.e. e hear this city is undeniable to everyone except mayor london breed in san francisco dangerous. o

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your thoughts on it, miranda? d well, it's extraordinary considering that just a couple of days ago we had reporting, including in the wall street journal, that about the sort of patient zerot s thosesearch three researchers from the wuhan lab who looked to bee the first people in november 2019 to fall ill with this strango fae coronavirus. and that would point again, e to more evidence to add to all the other evidence that it didto e iginate in that lab where they were doing this gain of function research on bat coronaviruses. sosearch o this dni report looke like another cover up for anthony fauci and all the others people who lied to us about the origins of the pandemi wabo >> it could be very frustrating, miranda. we want answers. >>d sometimeanswers s we just dt get them. miranda devine, thank you. thanks thank hunter . t kelly hunter is not joe biden's only problem this time. i have some goodhi i news for yb joe biden, he's got a rebellion on his hands, his donorsel., they're closing their wallets. his poll

pedd miranda devine. i know i tried to lay out here maybe i don't thinkvernme i'm overstating the case that our government is corrupt, that our dontt thatj corrupt, it's w weaponized, that our fbi at the top, especialleay i'm not talking about rank and file. i think a lot of them, you know, are good people trying to do a good job. and unfortunately, they don't have the leadershido ap that they frankly deserve to restore that agency to what it once was. the premier law enforcemens tht agency in the world. >> your reaction? all of us there, you're spotd on. and i think we've seen the corruption of the doj and the top echelonsthe to. k the fbi laid out in stark detail on friday iny of the testimony of t the two irse whistleblowers who were very courageous to have come forwara . and i hope that every american has their bachaecauseke they are in for a world of pain as the expensive lawyers of hunter biden come after them in every single way they can. and as they are being retaliated againstth reret right now b

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miranda? >> yeah, he was, he was measuring the drapes that day. he's a very cocky man.nd you just look at the state that california is in, how he has the hoots pa to actually think that he has a chance, that's the best campaign ad for the other side is just look at san francisco, look at los angeles. >> sean: and look at the high taxes. the one thing i tried to highlight with gavin, and he was gracious enough to come on the show. and he say there, and we should have more on that later in the week this week. however, for the first time in california history, they're losing nearly 800 residentsr single solitary day. compare that. he and ron desantis are having this little cold war going back and forth with each other. florida's gaining a thousand new residents a day, nearly a thousand a day. now while are people leaving that state with the highest income tax rate in the country. >> and crime. >> sean: and crime and regulation and homelessness and going to florida. >> of course they're not going, leaving to -- republican states like texas and florida they're also leaving i

good morning to you, miranda. >> good morning, ainsley. >> ainsley: can you unpack all of this? who gal luft is, what he knew. can you say it in layman's terms for us? >> yeah. it's a very strange story gal luft essentially is a former israeli defense force high level officer. he also has a professor, who used to be in a think tank in washington, d.c. working with the chinese business partners of hunter and jim biden. and so during that period, when the bidens were receiving millions of dollars from this chinese energy company cexc gal luft had an inside seat to see what was going on and when the business partners of hunter got arrested in new york and disappeared in china, gal luft decided he would go to the authorities and tell them what he knew because he was afraid he would get caught up in all the legal shenanigans. he met with four fbi agents and two department of justice prosecutors in brussels i over two days two days 16 hours. he told them that he knew that hunter and jim biden had received millions of dollars in payments from this chinese company. he told them that he

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miranda devine, thanks so much. i just hope i was hoping thatoud vision would go away with him, but it looks like it's notgo a.d >> appreciate it. meanwhile, we move ahead. democrats in california arcae hw to use state power to control how parents raise their children. pareise matt finn has the story. law att ryan, the california assembly approved an amended state family lawor bill goes before the senate tomorrow. that amended bill now reads that in custody disputes, courts would be required to take into considerationher whether a parent affirms their child's gender identity. t critics of the amended bill claim it might open the door a to the possibility that a parent could lose custody ifurdoesn' the doesn't e they support their child's gender identity. democratic assemblywoman laurie wilson co-wrote the bill and is tryin g to downplay any controversy by insisting >>nder affirmation is not the most important factor when determining custodvey. who'f you have a seven year old who's who's talking about having a potent

miranda divine. let's give a warm south carolina welcome to them. greg, they have this 1023 form that makes fbi intel source that they played hundreds of thousands of dollars to. that the biden family is involved in all this other activity. they've had that for over four years. this is what they charge hunter with. >> equal justice under the law is chiseled on the u.s. supreme court. it is the basis of our democracy in a constitutional republic. he was blown to shreds with his sweetheart deal. it allows hunter biden to skate on criminal charges that would have landed you, miranda, myself, everybody in that town hall in south carolina. by the way, and just down the road a few hours. it is preferential treatment. it makes a mockery of the law. you and i discussed it. we knew it was coming. the government's investigation stretched for more than five years. that in and it itself is utterly absurd. the evidence against hunter was clear and convincing. he evaded taxes. millions of dollars pocketed from overseas sources. he obviously lied on a gun form, br

. >> joining us now is an emmy and tony award winning actress cynthia nixon who plays miranda on theo, really great to have you back on the show. >> thank you. happy to be here. >> first of all, i love that these characters are on a different stage in their, life can you describe for those who haven't caught on to angela's like, that what they are seeing, because these women as we watch in the six in the city, they have been through a lot. they have a lot of life experience, what has changed for these characters? >> well, i think, one thing that has always been great about the original show and the new show, they have allowed us to evolve and change, and they have also allowed us to, age so for miranda she was a corporate attorney, for many years, for decades, and she woke up one day i think it was partly a combination of trump and global warming, and the migrant, ben and the george floyd, everything came together and she was like i did not want my tombstone to read here lies miranda she was a corporate lawyer. so she decided she didn't want to be part of the problem anymore, she wan

interestingly, miranda devine, our colleague, a brilliant peace, smokey new york isn't climate change but bad forest management. she goes onto cite in 2016, the retired fire management coordinator of 23 years in canada warned about the practice of preventing future wild fires at the time only had 12 prescribed burns planned. in 2016 he warned about this, miranda writes and a journal in 2020 warmed wild fire management agencies in canada are at a tipping point. why didn't you listen. sounds like bad management to me. leave to kamala. >> emily: the nighers caught by surprise and again, the -- the new yorkers were surprised and comes out finger pointing, end fighting and harkening to the woke left liberal voters, but again, there's a disturbing lack of empathy and practical application and any type of advice whatsoever and a solution for how to handle now. >> cheryl: where was my senator chuck schumer on tuesday when i had all the windows open in my apartment and all the sudden my throat is sore and i look out and the sky is orange. central park is looking like it is mars to kevin's poin

i agree with miranda. i think the timing such that here james colmer and all the house republicans and democratss can go see what'n going on with the allegation from a credible source about joe biden. they just happen hours later to drop this indictment on president trump. you think that's a coincidence? but i got to tell you, i was thk the chairman of the oversight committee, i issued subpoenas and waght s in these preservatin letters on hillary clinton e docume and all the documents that we w wanted to see that she destroye d. them she destroyed them on purpose. we had inspectors general who went in and looked ate the irs documents with lois irlerner, again, destroyed documents under subpoena. did they g.o in with gunsh gunsb blazing to go look at those things? absolutely look . >> but they do that to donald trump. his facility is protectedunited by united states secret service. >> it's not like you hit him ou servicet by garage in joe bi, you know, or at the pe gn centeg or at the university of delaware

david: you think that take flies in any way, miranda? >> well, look, nicholas christo ff in the new york times ran the same line but this is joe biden's secret source. it is what he has used to protect him from any allegations about corruption, throughout his five decades because he always falls on america's empathy and americans are very generous and very sympathetic and joe biden has indeed suffered great tragedy in his life, but he uses that tragedy to protect himself and i think come time to say no, you can't do that anymore. david: particularly when you have all of this evidence mounting up, and evidence that there may be a cover up as well. it's quite a story. miranda thank you for the work you do. thank you for being here. appreciate it. >> thank you, david. david: while trump is focusing on his economic record as president, bidenomics messaging is failing. take a look. >> you can say what you want but the american people feel it with their wallet so this brand ing, this messaging that he's on is going to end disastrous. they are

miranda. you've been sitting here patiently telling you, telling the viewers what's going your take on that. is there any alternative for you a guest and unheard of it. actually go to the montgomery station. that's a lot. it adds up me. if you write obviously 5 days a >> that but at the same time. the building that i work at io the in the financial district. i can look into other buildings and they're totally vacant. so no one driving into the city anyway. it seems that remote might be having an impact all the way well, i'm going to make even more breathless of stave to let me tell you what's going on. miranda hart is not just going to hit you as far as hopping on bart. >> parking on bart will cost you a little bit more as well. right now, the average price between one and $3 come january, depending on the station and the time it's so many moving parts. it's very complicated depending on where you park in the time. >> it will be anywhere between $3 and $6 every single day. michelle miranda spa

contributor, miranda divine. >> let's give a warm south carolina a welcome to them. greg. they had this 1023 form that makes serious from a credible fbi intel source that they paids hundreds of thousands of dollars to that the bidenthis o family is involved in all thisth other activity. they've had that for over four years and this is what they charge hunter with. >> you knothishew, equal justici under the law is chiseled on the pediment of the u.s. supreme court. >> it is the basiss the ba of our democracy in a constitutional republic. but, sean, you know, it was blown to shreds with this sweetheart deal that allows hunter biden to skate on serious criminal charges that would have landed you, miranda, myself, everybody in byat town hall in south carolina. and by the way, i'm just down road a few hours. >> f it is preferential treatment. >> it makes a mockery of it mak the law. but, you know, you and. i discussed it. we knew this was coming. the government's investigation stretched for more than five years, that itched fon andy itself is utterly absurd. the evidence agains

i'm miranda schenker with the latest in london and the southeast.viewers joining us tonight from across the country. but that wasn't quite the latest in london in the south east, in london in the southeast, because, although it wasn't made clear on air, it wasn't live at 10:30pm as normal but pre—recorded, and therefore missed a big london story — the victory of west ham united in football's europa conference league final that night. dr liam mccarthy, former bbc local radio station managing editor, thought that was appalling. in response, a bbc spokesperson told us... as for bulletins designed for one region being shown in other parts of the country, that left some viewers confused. and wilson wondered... and on the wider issue of the dispute, dave barnes begged... last week, bbc news got something of a scoop, an interview by lucy williamson with the controversial social media influencer andrew tate. she's been reporting on his activities in romania for several months. tate is being investigated by prosecutors there over allegations of rape, human t

. >> miranda you know every day is something new and it seems like at least with me, and we cover there for a living that many of us are getting fatigued because it's just like drip, drip, drip. just go after the guy. is that part of the goal to get us so in the weeds of everything to drown us out with this investigation and the drip, drip, drip, that we almost forget about it? >> look, no. i think this is just a very difficult investigation. you know, you have got the full power of the doj, the fbi, the cia the federal government is there protecting the president who has the full power of the presidency. you have the media putting its head in the sand so this is a difficult nut to crack hands i think the republicans are doing a pretty systematic thorough job. >> i just hold they're going to hold him accountable end of the day. i don't want excuses, i don't think the american people do either. >> hundred per cent. >> thanks miranda. >> thanks lawrence. >> if you're in higher education you better not talk about sex is determined by chromosomes. while biology teacher said he was fired for

but miranda, you know, every day is something new and.t seems like at least me and i and we cover this for a living i that many of us are getting fatigue because it's just like drip, drip, drip, drip likest g this. just go after the guy. is that parto after of the goa, though, is to get us so in so the weeds of everything, the drown us out with this investigatio un and the drip, drip, drip, drip that we almost forget about iat we alt. look, no, i think that this is just a very difficult investigation. you know, you have got the full powe ther of the doj, the fbi,e the cia, the federal government is there protectingwho ha the president who has the full power of the presidency. s you have the media, which is putting its head in the sand. soency. this is a very difficult nut to crack. and i think that house republican s are doing a prettyican systematic, thorough job. yeahe doin, i just hope they dos what they said they were going to do, which is hold them accountablt ho thee. at the end of the day, i don't want any excuses and i don't think

yeah rk for miranda and you pointedd. out, i think a while ago on this show that remember back in march, i think it was last year where we the new yorke timememberhes, had that piece ot said that biden let it be known that he was annoyed with merrick garland on the january investigation, i guess, to acting more like a judge instead of more ae, j prosecutor. and it was like he just made comments to his staft mments tft that. but it was in the new yorkso times. so the idea that biden t didn't let it be known what he wanted done to trump just he doesn't rd talk directly to merrick garland is ridiculous. peop points out, we got enough surrogates for the biden peoplee pres in the press. biden why should he talk? oh, exactly. i mean, it beggars belief thatfl he wasn't fully aware ofof what was going on and allowed te thoughts to be transmitted and he is responsibly e this for this disaster really, that's befalling the country. but he you know, donald trump is is sitting pretty basically. joe biden and doj has just writn written

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miranda devine, thank you so much. i was hoping that vision would go away with him. looks like it's not. meanwhile, democrats in california are trying to use state power to control how parents raise their children. fox's matt finnn has the story. matt? >> the california assembly approved an amended state family law bill that goes before the senate tomorrow. that amended bill now that reads in custody disputes courts would be required to take into consideration whether a parent affirms their child's gender identity. critics of the amended bill claim it might open the door to the possibility that a parent could lose custody if the court doesn't think they support their child's gender identity. democratic assemblywoman lori wilson cowrote the bill, trying to downplay any controversy by insisting gender affirmation is not the most important factor when determining custody. >> if you have a 7-year-old who's talking about having a potential to say -- being able to articulate that they believe they are not the same gender as they are biologically, then it should be affirmed

"the new york post"'s miranda can divine is now reporting one of those key witnesses, a former israeli colonel, is alive and living in an undisclosed location. lift vanished last month while awaiting extra decision -- extradition to the united states. allegations that he vehemently denies. he tweeted this: i've been arrested in cypress plus -- cypress plus by the u.s -- cyprus. the u.s. claiming i'm an arms deal or. it would be funny if it wasn't tragic. i've never been an arms dealer. doj is trying to bury me to the protect joe, jim and hunter biden. shall i name names, he writes. finish meanwhile, tomorrow fbi director christopher wray is expected to deliver to the house oversight committee a subpoenaed document alleging then-vice president joe biden was involved many in a $5 million bribery scheme with foreign nationals in exchange for u.s. foreign policy decisions. wray facing comer's threat the of contempt of congress charges until the release of that document. joining me right now with more on the extent of the biden family's business deals is florida republican congresswoman ann

we have a ground—breaking, world leading partnership with miranda.e. there are robust assurances and monitoring, they have an extensive track record of supporting 100,000 migrants and refugees. so there are good grounds for progressing with this policy, and i have every confidence in it. who do you blame for the setbacks? so they're _ who do you blame for the setbacks? so they're just a snapshot of the interview with the uk home secretary after that ruling this morning by the court that the asylum policy was deemed to be illegal. the government, as we clarified, says it will appeal. government, as we clarified, says it willappeal. much government, as we clarified, says it will appeal. much more on that throughout the day on bbc news was up throughout the day on bbc news was up let's return to business. us stock markets are steaming ahead — largely powered by booming tech stocks. but do those markets reflect reality? they are dominated by ten big companies and movements in other stocks are mostly irrelevant to the overally picture. for example, if app

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. >> joining us now is miranda devine, "new york post" columnist and fox newsrk post"no >> miranda, what are your sources telling you aboutu ? >> this depo ? hey ardepo well, look, they're being very tight lipped about it, butsafe i think it's a pretty safe bet to say that it was a prettyng s grueling session and that there were a lot of questionessid thst about the laptop and all the lies that have been told about it. i think we know from garythin shipley's testimony that the fbi had authenticated the laptop before they eveny possessed it from john paul, mac isaaevc, and that he gave them the serial number. they matched thatheyt with hunts icloud account by february ten of 2020, the fbi forensic team had completelyy wa authenticated that not only was it from hunter biden, but it it fn evidence of tax crimes,f that it was reliable evidenceta that be used in court and that it had not beet n tampered with and yet, you know, joe biden, hunter biden, allei their proxies, five former directors of the cia, the fbi, they all lied. they all pretended that this was stolen and this was russians di

well open that circle of trust again, miranda. toast sticks are back in 3 or 6 pieces. but then they'll be gone again. it's a pattern. french toast sticks are back starting at $2.50. intelligence is already impacting just about every industry. and now the commander in chief is talking about how it could change america's national security posture. president biden issuing his most direct warning to date over growing concerns about the rise of ai, telling air force cadets tough decisions will have to be made in coming years about how much technology is too much. we're seeing engaging technology, emerging technologies. all i from ai and 3d printing that could change the character of conflict itself. i can actually overtake human thinking and planning. the military says it too, is looking at ai's future. an air force colonel made waves for discussing a hypothetical situation where an ai drone might attack its operator. the story blowing up on social media, with many pointing out this is the exact scenario president biden and so many ot